SPRING ORNAMENTAL PLANT COMPETITION

THE SAVILL GARDEN

APRIL 4-5 2020 ENTRY FORM

Please return this form by Friday 27 March using one of the following methods:

Email: [email protected] Post: Shows Department, the Royal Horticultural Society, 80 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2PE

I/We have read the Regulations and undertake to comply with them and I/we solemnly declare that all the material that I/we intend to show has been grown by me/us on land in my/our own occupation and that on the date of the Competition it will have been in my/our possession for at least six months.

Contact Name Competitor Name (if different from above)

Address

Post Code Tel No Email will be collected at the end of the Show My exhibit should be destroyed By checking this box and typing my name I am electronically signing this document Signature

EXTRACT FROM THE SOCIETY’S REGULATIONS “In order to be satisfied that the conditions governing competitive exhibits are fulfilled, the Council reserves the right to visit by commission, before or after a show, gardens from which plants, flowers, fruit or vegetables have been entered for competition.”

Georgina Barter [email protected] 020 7821 3142 RHS Shows Department, 80 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2P

Number Description Class of (For full particulars, see Schedule) Entries Section A Four trees or shrubs of different genera in bloom, other than a camellia, magnolia or 1. rhododendron, one vase of each. Four ornamental plants of different genera, in bloom, including bulbs but excluding trees and/or 2. shrubs, one vase of each. 3. A tree or shrub, in bloom, other than a camellia, magnolia or rhododendron, one vase. 4. A Prunus in bloom, one vase. 5. A Pieris in bloom, one vase. 6. A tree or shrub shown for its spring foliage, excluding conifers, one vase. 7. A tree or shrub shown for its variegated foliage, excluding conifers, one vase. 8. A heather in bloom, one vase. 9. A conifer shown for its foliage, one vase. 10. A conifer shown for its cones (male or female, including berry-like cones), one vase. 11. A hardy herbaceous plant other than a bulb, in bloom, one vase. 12. Any tree or shrub other than a camellia or rhododendron grown under glass, in bloom, one vase. 13. A pot, pan or vase of bulbs grown under glass or otherwise, in bloom. Section B Magnolia campbellii, M. dawsoniana, M. sargentiana or M. sprengeri, their subspecies, forms 14. and varieties, or a hybrid of which at least one parent is from these species, one bloom. Magnolia campbellii, M. dawsoniana, M. sargentiana or M. sprengeri, their subspecies, forms 15. and varieties, or a hybrid of which at least one parent is from these species, one spray. Magnolia acuminata, its forms and varieties, or a hybrid of which at least one parent is from this 16. species, one spray. Magnolia liliiflora, M. denudata, or a hybrid of which at least one parent is from these species, 17. but excluding hybrids eligible for classes 13 & 14, one spray. Any magnolia eligible for classes 15 & 16, one bloom. This excludes hybrids eligible for classes 18. 13 or 14. Magnolia kobus, M. salicifolia, M. stellata, or a hybrid of which at least one parent is from these 19. species, but excluding hybrids eligible for classes 13 & 14, one spray. Magnolia kobus, M. salicifolia, M. stellata, or a hybrid of which at least one parent is from these 20. species, but excluding hybrids eligible for classes 13 & 14, one bloom. Any magnolia, michelia, or manglietia species or hybrid not included in classes 13 to 19, one 21. bloom. Any magnolia, michelia, or manglietia species or hybrid not included in classes 13 to 19, one 22. spray. Any Magnolia, one bloom, shown by a first time exhibitor or any exhibitor who has not won a 23. prize in the last five years at a previous RHS Spring Ornamental Plant Competition.

Georgina Barter [email protected] 020 7821 3142 RHS Shows Department, 80 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2P